Sacramento quietly ramped up criminal citations to homeless people. ‘I can’t afford to pay it’
The city’s uptick happened after Sacramento District Attorney Thien Ho started to publicly complain that the city wasn’t cracking down hard enough on homeless camps, ahead of suing the city. The case, ...
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A Sacramento Homeless Encampment Won a Historic Lease From the City. Then It All Fell Apart.
Homeless and disability rights advocates saw it as a rare victory for Sacramento’s most vulnerable residents. The city called ...
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Climate change could erase $1.4 trillion in real estate value due to insurance costs
A novel new report combining several strands of research finds that human-driven climate change could result in $1.47 ...
Climate change could wipe out almost $1.5 trillion from U.S. home values, study says
Climate change could wipe out a whopping $1.47 trillion in real estate value over the next 30 years and fundamentally ...
Rural teachers enjoy a better cost of living, less stress, and more great benefits
Study.com explores the benefits and advantages of working as an educator in a rural area rather than an urban one.